I am a lover of wine, food and travel. Three things that go so naturally together. This blog consists of my random musings on wine, food and travel interspersed with life events.
I’m married to my high school sweetheart who is also a great lover of wine, food and travel. We have two grown sons that also appreciate wine, food and travel. I own two small software companies in Arlington, Texas USA that keep the bills paid.
I’ve been tasting wine just a hair over 25 years but enjoying it even before that. I hope to share a glass with you soon and thank you for encouraging me to continue my musings on wine, food and travel. Salut.
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Hi, I saw your blog on a certain forum and it seems very interesting about wines. I want to ask what are your most expensive wine bottles? Where are they come from and stuffs like that? Can I see the pictures of them? Please reply to thh1202@gmail.com because I want to learn more from you. Thank you and I hope to hear from you soon. 🙂
Wine, food and travel. The trifecta, in our book, too. Enjoyed reading your site.
Thanks for the comment Garry. Always appreciated. I hope you can visit often.
Hi!
Same email addy (as you can see).
Send me an email, and I will give you my contact info.
Glen
Nice choice of wines!!!
Very cool blog. I look forward to keeping updated 🙂
hi,
dont panic about your trip to mendoza and argentinanext week
its definitively worth it. although you ‘ll dont always love the wines from all wineries you visit….
BA is not Paris, but its a hell of a city.
cheeers
anabelle
Thanks for your visit. If you are musing about wine, travel and food you must be doing just find. My muse is more aligned with creative writing. I hope to be back to see some recommendations for the few times I visit the State store. Once while visiting Maui we brought home some pineapple wine!
enjoying your blog thanks for sharing
WIML;
Have some questions for you about travel to the Provence. You were such a great help with the Piedmont, I thought I’d go back to the master.
Sandy,
Unfortunately I haven’t been to Provence.
Joe
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Hi. I saw a post about a wine cooler in your garage back many years and you had no problems. We have a 300 bottle Arte Vino wine cooler in garage and after 6 years it has iced up on the back wall and we are looking for another wine cooler for the garage. We live outside Austin, TX in the Hillcountry and would appreciate recommendations. Help??!!
Before you toss this one, invest in a service call by a good refrigeration repair person. You may be able to salvage the one you have of a lot less than a new one. It sounds like your compressor is giving out. That repair is less than $500.00 and you will not get the quality you have for anywhere near that price.
Kathleen, my advice at this point is so outdated I’m not sure I would be of a lot of help.